Michigan voters will decide the constitutional convention question automatically placed on the November 2026 ballot under the state constitution’s 16-year cycle. Historical precedent strongly favors rejection, with voters turning down conventions by wide margins in 1978, 1994, and 2010. Recent developments include formation of organized “No” coalitions backed by the Michigan Education Association, Detroit Regional Chamber, and other stakeholder groups that cite risks of broad revisions affecting public education, labor protections, and existing provisions. No comparable statewide “Yes” campaign has emerged, and the question remains months from the ballot with limited voter engagement to date. These factors underpin the current trader consensus that the proposal will fail.